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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 728 So. 2d 287
  • 1999 WL 68779

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  • holding that Williams’ failure to file reports and submit to urinalysis testing were not willful because he was “crippled” by severe depression
  • stating that a mental or physical illness can be debilitating to the point that a probationer cannot comply with the terms of his probation
  • \Either a mental or a physical illness can be debilitating to the point that a probationer cannot comply with the terms of his probation.\
  • \Either a mental or a physical illness can be debilitating to the point that a probationer cannot comply with the terms of his probation.\
  • probationer suffering from severe depression did not have the will to make decisions and, thus, did not willfully fail to comply with reporting conditions of probation

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Judges: Patterson

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